Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

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kans today.
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Ieaying IN . few Gays for California 90
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Inspscssr e Oun1ns Naisx J. 8.
Je1ss has ben transferred fHom Iaeo-
M - Laconnes.
Mrs. q. 3. Wziehs, Of Pssl Tosnaend,
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paasen1ex % Ne City q Qaanngs yea&sf-
Day, % Seattle.
Robert O. Allau, Of ths aFm q Allan
Bros. snoAsmisb, i 10 TIE city - .
businaza pi1iz.
Mis- sadis Martin, vii lssss today
70 resume haF st16ies 10 TIE Annis
Wni9h1 Seminary.
F.P. Lofins, dspusy sheriff O. Js1sE-
son a0unty, oAane Up % TIE UlymDian
yesterday afleEn0on.
Chaxiss Z. PlImpton b nov located IN
he ofias Of Andrew OhilhsrR Northern
Paei1e ticket aasnt-
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oeeupg he pulpit Of the Elrgt PFesby-
terrain chnrch today.
Mfs. DouRIsss Young rsfurned Last
Friday on che SkaQit Chief ffom 3 visif
10 the.Gkaaif River.
Charles Martin, son Of n. Il. Martin
Of this city, 10 nov employed u The ma
chine shops Of Albina.
Ms. Alfred Snyder and daughter.
Miss Oilia, have returned home from
theiF eastern viaik
Mrs. Z. w. Taylor, Of Tacoma. vas In
the city during TOE past week, visiting
relatives and fFiends.
A.F. Hoska. Ta0oma's efficient IRE
department. chief, vas q passenger On
the Hayward lest evening.
ED. stsinosmp Of San Francisco has
accepted q position With Wright 4 Nor
Fis 81 the seattle Pharmacy.
Miss Addie GeorRs Of Salem, Oregon,
ID visiting al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W. GsorRs Of this CITY.
w. II. Taylor and family Of Saoquai-
amie, left last Tuesday morning to
spend the winter IN California.
Dr.. L. 4. Danson and John B. Denny
returned TO Seattle last week from theiE
two weeks hunting expedition.
J. J. Gwynns. formerly Of Port
Gamble, Il al present employed Ia the
once Of the district court clerk.
George Foster Of Olympia, aeoOmpa-
MED by bis dauRhteT, are visiting bis
sisteE, Hiss Foster on Second street.
Governor Watsoa O. Squire and wife
left last Thursday morning for Q two
months visit 70 the Eastern States.
Wv. Rinahags, JF., left last Wednes4
day morning for Ann ArbsE, Michigan,
where he goes 10 attend the University.
THE wife and children Of o. r. Kraft,
publisher Of the Puget sound Guide. ar
rived during the past week from Ohio.
TT. James, marine secretary Of the
Firomanis Fund Insurance Company g
san Francisco, vas In the city yesteF-
day.
Mr.. Edward Reese, who was In the
city attending the teaeher9 examina-
ton, returned to Vash0n island last
Tuesday.
w. Il. Talbot, Indian agent at the
aA1ltN SoogA saeAsAa3 b@@aC.a tNaASaAA
Seattle last Monday, on his way TO
Port Gamble.
George II. Sparkling contsmplates
leaving IN the near future 10 take
course Of study 10 pharmacy In an east
ern college.
Mrs. Maguire, Who has been visiting
friends In Seattle during the past two
weeks, left for her home In LaconneE
last Thursday.
Miss Fannie Paddock, Who has been
the guest Of Miss Julia Blanchard dur.
ing the past week, left for her home II
Tacoma, last Friday.
Mrs.. Sylvester aud daughter May,
were passengers on the Elder, sailing
last Friday, where they 20 10 spend the
winter In California.
Charles Hatch, brother Of Captain e.
j. Hatch, has succeeded Geo. O. Mills as
puEser on the Fleetwood. Mr.. Mills
contemplates leaving shortly for Los
Angeles to engage In business.
Mrs. N. Dsnsmore returned last Fri.
day on the Olympian from q visit to
her sister, Mrs. Wm. Keene, az Latimer
Valley, near Port Townsend.
Miss Bessie Hill, daughter Of Captain
George ID. Hin. who has been attending
the Annie Wright Seminary, arrived
home last evening on visit
Mrs. W. II. Pumphrey and Mrs. !.
last Thursday from visiting MTs. w. II.
Whittlesey OF Port Townsend.
Mrs Miller. Of Olympia. arrived In
Seattle last evening. She will BE- the
guest Of Mrs. w. &. Boone OF Seventh
and Alder streets during the present
week.
h. ThoFnell leaves tomorrow upon
q business trip 10 San Francesca. and
will be accompanied upon bis return By
his wife, who has been visiting her
relatives.
Henry HhafeE has resigned bis posi-
ton as kookkeeper with Harrington 4
6mith, and leaves tomorrow for Cali
fognia. Mr.. Groth, Of San Francisco,
succeeds Mr.. ShafeF.
The following passengers left Seattle
over the Oregon and California rail-
road: w. H. Taylor, wife and child, for
ReddinR, Gal Geo. Davis and Jno. q.
Collins, for San Francisco.
Tue athletic exhibition 70 be given By
The members Of the Y. N. o. A.. nexf
Saturday evening. al Browns pavilion,
promises 10 Be 3 good one, as q hne
programme hes been prepared.
John A. Shoudy was In the city during
the pasi week for the Arst time IN sew
eral years, and expressed surprise al
eeattle's remarkable growth. he left
Friday for bis home in Eilensburg.
B. X. BFieElv, the we'll known pursey
Of she Washington TRANSPORTATION com-
pany's steamer ". x. Mervn, has re-
signed and nov can be found IN the
main ofiee Of che company in this city.
F.G. Henry has rendered his resigna-
zion as superintendent Of the city mail
service 10 accept position In the GuaF-
antee Loan and fTuRf Company. Mr..
Henry viii be succeeded b. ]. Paul
Jones'
w. b. yaeklin. Who has been visiting
his relatives IN this city during the past
three weeks, lefi on the Elder last Fri
day for san Francisco 10 resume his po-
sition on one Of the southSFn eoaslIre
steamers.
ser WAR I'M RxPRCFED.
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